Kansas Gov Brownback Denial Appeals to Media Critics
Commentary argues Gov. Sam Brownback remains in denial about his policies and blames the media for unpopularity. The piece contends Kansans are capable of recognizing a disaster and critiques the governor’s respect for their intelligence.
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Kansans split on Brownback tax cuts and policy outcomes
Brownback argues Kansans misunderstand his tax cuts while voters rejected many GOP lawmakers who supported them. Polls show 70 percent unhappy with the path, 74 percent dissatisfied with his job, and 61 percent favor repealing pass-through income tax exemption. Many cite revenue shortfalls and calls to expand Medicaid as priorities.
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Education blame and civic gaps in US history debate
A reader comments on the lack of federal civics and US history education since the 1970s, blaming the creation of a federal Department of Education. The remark appears in online feedback responding to a Kansas Electoral College story.
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Trump transition press briefings reveal guarded strategy
Washington Post reports on Donald Trump aides led by Jason Miller and Sean Spicer giving daily teleconferences that offer hedged answers on cabinet picks, schedules, and policy aims. The briefings describe a president-elect whose public rhetoric outpaces concrete plans.
Protesters stand firm as Pennsylvania electors vote for Trump
In Harrisburg on Monday 20 Republican electors unanimously backed Donald Trump and Mike Pence at 12 54 pm cementing Pennsylvania's first GOP presidential victory in 28 years Protesters outside the Capitol waved banners songs and chants asserting Trump is not their president while observers debated the nation’s peaceful transfer of power Gov Tom Wolf defended the tradition amid broader national debate about legitimacy and democratic norms among elector observers and activists.
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Luther on Christmas and the transient world
The piece recalls Martin Luther’s piercing view of Christmas as a humbling reminder that worldly wealth and power are fleeting, contrasting this with the enduring promise of the Christ child. It notes the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation and draws a contrast to modern presidential inaugurations, urging focus on a faith that “will never pass away.”
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